New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

and have his vote counted IChesra we intend that In
SeSYorr everySody sSai have Vote and
only and have his vote counted and We DOM atomu 70
lCheers andaughter.l That is asking little too much
They say that o a. is:
on the list. We don't intend TO have those counted
this time. ICheersl Yet we are out OF power.
HOW rHE DEMOCRATS GOT IN
have said the strongest party; put the e1ecu
tive power transferred in 1884 tothe opposite party
Was it because Democrats and their principles had
more voters had for party and principest
No 1t the Republicans who elected the Democratic
party cheers aud the Democratic candidates II we haa
spared enough TO elect the Democratic party Cneers
and laughter These COMMISSIONS ecks ana naWs S Sn
those whs swsyed by those temporary and tlysi
feelings and by the rest OF the country OF botn
election DAYS you must vote for ysur principles ana
e 40sf Fiat that snail T Do n ss
The Republican party in its BODY has taken no step back
aect in the future from bright path that Is shown
before itirom the brilliant constellation OF t9s rasI
%sss FTssss; in support q this %sas
and courage and political sasasy o, the ReI.ssSs s.
l'd xs% WI; win nS their
they have not played brakes ana ducks OF
might and It's great satisfaction them to find that
they have not turned everything upside dswn. Laugh
ter
do not know much about the ntrcaciss
md intrigues OF this Civil Service man.
agement presentations and so forth; but can
look at it by and large We had this lusty infant
gods that we were nursing and expected to ind
to be noble element in our political affairs ana It's par
to the baby farming of the Dsmecratc party
rS sro ana was pronrSt to Newport to be
shown its old nurses; but when 1t was brought back to
New-Y0rk It's cry seemed 10 be smothered Geheral
I'm
to his hearers OF an early experience when ne was
service had an immense bragradocio humor.
restrained in the least by sense or compn1S
ten of truth, innocent not malicious but Wholly with,
out He had once to S. e. r s nSS
him and said he hoped that whenever he went vent
by look. Assembled SHORTY afterward in
tavern. somebody undertook TO tell story OF great
stories high The subaltern listened with patience.
and says my father built n Paris house that was
nel's eve rested him and checked HIM "and-and-
four feet wide Great Laughter ..,,,o Monty :.
all facade and ooy four feet deep II is all doors and
IS na you INK IN .d n1l a BACK
the nursing OF The Republican party ms ms
.H cs. ss prolific Snd W. popo. that to ns
and have heard anybody say that however
Democratic party would thrive under the nursing
OF the mother. lCheers.l
TIE IMPORTANCE OF LABOR AND TEMPERANCE.
pstfoms There are two great topics that utsrost the
public their minus and in their hearts-one is Labor
are real ns real Interest. Of to day and Of TO-
morrow and as they come under the proper guardian
and these important public needs are to be
looked after. Labor whether 1t take tho form
of restlessness and discomfort in efforts To
improve itself by careful aud honest organization or
s b OF 1 ali Within the
potency of All our people and confess that from the
election last until now look with great interest up
revolt OF the abornS classes from su6peation by
the Democratic party Applause what AID nave
these Giscontentsl We are able TO say and
with perfect truthfuness that the Republican party has
Appause We are nventils no nostrum for any OF the
Ills OF human life, nor can we nsurp by our constitution
and our institutions the sovereign providence Of SOD
but We do faithfully undertake to preserve absolute |
freedom the e iSn.r OF s sgeFy one higher
in the OF lfe in the dgaties of c. aud in the
honors life and in the great names and flames tha be-
long the iustre and the history Of this country ZAP
piause.
A STOUT HEART AND STURDY HANDS NEEDED
And you will find II you go through the long list OF
Americans who have thus prospered and hoDored you
will find If ysu will trace them roots that the man
the father had nothing but stout heart an honest
conscience and sturdy hands IAppIausc.l Now Prov-
dence never did any more for man than that and |
politics can't do any more for him than that We have
had auti-poverty societies in every little and while
every part OF the country The wise founders
of our institutions exactly that tho di.parities OF
life and conditions should not be perpetnated but that
Character Of duty and Of intellect should be applied
equally to the poor and to the rich lApplau,el
.nss that n aisHs5Sey and *
Daa,s. .na Whether W W. a hundred
OF revenue take It of 1t is the same thngnamey.
Applause We don't need TO 20 to party that has
small fraction in favor Of this policy and the others
der our guns i, svows it without practising
IL let lie people choose which they WIN have II you
want good Slice OF pie that's to be divided bel ween
school boys you don't want 10 begin by sending half
the ote
purpose Is first TO make division WIN Europe before
a division Is made with Americans Applause
PROMISES or THE DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats say that have been raised
by taxation unnecessarily for the support OF the Gov
eminent OF the country and that that unnecessary bur
den Of taxation must be of because OF its burden
Let us the weight and pressure OF this hundred
millions and how it agonizes the people
who pay It. One hundred million dollars TO
be paid by 6o,OOoOO0 OF people 10 81 66 n
head. [I.aughter And as there are hftytwo weeks
in the year that's near as may be three cents week
What pressure from taxation upon the people OF his
country II this 100000 900 be wasted orused Tor cor
ruPon that would be good reason to pregrS us uses
leve tn three cents week Is groaning oppression
that they suffer under
Speaking OF temperance Mr. Evars said that the only
answer he found In the Democratic platform was that
they didn't want any srmptuary laws lLaugherl
voics-what you going to do with tho Republican
Mr.. Rvsrfs-Treat them inst as VIC do the Democratic
saoonkeepers loud and prolonged applause But
you ass not say they will obey the law and
do obey II while the Democratic saoon-keepcrs do net
lBcncwed applause
There were loud calls for Colonel Grant, who rose and
said:
want to thank you for this very cor,
dial reception, and to cay 10 you how proud
am to bear name the masuon OF
which makes such applause. Should | he elected
in November / shall try and show you that at least
have Inherited the ability 10 be faithful 10 tho duties nd
trn,ts that you will Impose upon Iond applause
James Dennison. the candidate for AtOrney-Gensra
ola adj sssd Ao M
dispersed.
DATES OF COUNTY DEMOCRACY CONVENTIONS
The County Democracy county committee oil Thursday
adopted resolutions calling for the reduction OF taxation
and The adoption OF by Congress that shall